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John Gorman is president of the Canadian Solar Industries Association.

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a
Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
The Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near Kincardine Ont., is pictured. Nuclear energy is safe. Canada’s nuclear industry is built on more than 65 years of innovation; the foundation of which is a focus on safety and protecting the environment, writes John Gorman. Wikimedia Commons photograph by Chuck Szmurlo

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a
The Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near Kincardine Ont., is pictured. Nuclear energy is safe. Canada’s nuclear industry is built on more than 65 years of innovation; the foundation of which is a focus on safety and protecting the environment, writes John Gorman. Wikimedia Commons photograph by Chuck Szmurlo

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a
Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
The Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near Kincardine Ont., is pictured. Nuclear energy is safe. Canada’s nuclear industry is built on more than 65 years of innovation; the foundation of which is a focus on safety and protecting the environment, writes John Gorman. Wikimedia Commons photograph by Chuck Szmurlo

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a

We cannot afford to be naive about climate change—renewables and nuclear must work together

Opinion | BY JOHN GORMAN | December 14, 2020
  • The issue of climate change is so colossal, and the emission reduction goals are so enormous. The stark reality is we must leverage a
The Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near Kincardine Ont., is pictured. Nuclear energy is safe. Canada’s nuclear industry is built on more than 65 years of innovation; the foundation of which is a focus on safety and protecting the environment, writes John Gorman. Wikimedia Commons photograph by Chuck Szmurlo

Renewable electricity is Canada’s climate opportunity

  • “We see this as an opportunity.” That’s how Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna optimistically summed up her recent meeting with her provincial
Opinion | BY ELISA OBERMANN, JACOB IRVING, JOHN GORMAN, ROBERT HORNUNG | February 11, 2016
Fighting climate change is an 'opportunity,' says Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna. But it 'will require the leadership of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada’s provincial and territorial leaders,' writes the Canadian Council on Renewable Electricity. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Renewable electricity is Canada’s climate opportunity

Opinion | BY ELISA OBERMANN, JACOB IRVING, JOHN GORMAN, ROBERT HORNUNG | February 11, 2016
  • “We see this as an opportunity.” That’s how Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna optimistically summed up her recent meeting with her provincial

Renewable electricity is Canada’s climate opportunity

Opinion | BY ELISA OBERMANN, JACOB IRVING, JOHN GORMAN, ROBERT HORNUNG | February 11, 2016
  • “We see this as an opportunity.” That’s how Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna optimistically summed up her recent meeting with her provincial
Fighting climate change is an 'opportunity,' says Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna. But it 'will require the leadership of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada’s provincial and territorial leaders,' writes the Canadian Council on Renewable Electricity. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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